Fleas generally parasitize on animals with higher body temperatures, which is the thermotaxis of fleas. After the human body is bitten by fleas on the cat, the skin will appear red rashes with varying numbers and dot-like distribution, and it will also cause skin itching. Cats should be dewormed externally to prevent them from contaminating the environment after being infected with fleas and other parasites, or infecting pet owners. ​​​​​​

Fleas like hot and humid environments, so cats and other pets need to be dewormed externally during this season to prevent fleas on cats from sucking up pet owners and causing abnormal symptoms such as skin itching and pimples.

The external deworming method for cats is very simple. You only need to drop the medicine on the parts that the cat cannot lick, such as the head. However, it should be noted that the medicine must be dropped on the cat’s skin. If there is a lot of If dropped on the hair, the efficacy of the drug will be greatly weakened. Commonly used drugs include drugs containing selamectin, fepredronil, etc. It is recommended to purchase them at a pet hospital. If a pet cat is infected with fleas, the environment needs to be completely cleaned and insecticided, because fleas can lay hundreds of eggs every day, and these flea eggs will pollute the environment. At the same time, when the environment is suitable, the hatched fleas can infect cats or humans again.

Fleas are only one type of common parasites. In addition, cats may also be infected with lice, ticks, mites, etc. It is recommended to take preventive measures on a daily basis. When the temperature is high, it is best to perform external deworming on cats once a month. insect. At the same time, you also need to keep the cat and the environment clean. However, cats are generally relatively clean, so it is recommended to bathe the cat once every 15 to 30 days. The environment needs regular cleaning and insecticide, especially the area where cats live.